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Murderers. Fraudsters. Internet trolls. This is a podcast about people who do terrible things, and the science of humanity’s dark side.
Series producer: Louisa Field
Artwork: Kingsley Nebechi
Music: Matt Chandler
Editors: Anna Lacey and Martin Smith
Academic Consultants for The Open University:
Dr Ailsa Strathie
Dr Sarah Laurence
Commissioning Assistant Producer: Adam Eland
Commissioning Executive: Dylan Haskins
Bad People is produced in partnership with The Open University and is a BBC Audio Science Production for BBC Sounds.
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I enjoy the show vmuch. This ep touched on some issues I have experience of. You can never cover every angle but 3 perspectives were not mentioned at all: 1) Commercial dna is vhorrible but the ONLY realistic option to find bio families&criminals.They only work because many people use them. 2) Huge reason to find a rapist father asap is in order to prevent further rapes. 3) Finding lost half siblings is often far far more important than finding a father. It is not all (or even mainly) about Him
It's pronounced "Bei-JING," not "Bei-Zhing." Think "Jingle Bells" or feel free to ask any of the 1.5 billion Chinese. We're not hard to find.
more than 2 genders?....I'm out
I honestly thought the title was about synesthesia and wondered what kinda criminal activity it cool involve
thank you for being here tonight xx
Informed consent wasn't raised during this episode for some reason. Sofie seems to want to make an argument therefore for rape and domestic violence??
highly recommend CBC's Uncovered. they're missing a lot of the connective tissue of the case. Kinsman was a big deal because he was white and a popular gay activist and the police really sat on their hands before knocking down someone's door. The podcast adds lots of historic context, for instance, on how murders of gay men have been treated by police.
sophie, tell more stories! the content was so heart breaking and you told it with such compassion.
so sad. 😔
you are perfect match hahah
why do u want to put this idea that everything that the cop did was disgusting? just because u know the writer it does not mean u have to judge his book.
I love this already! can't wait for the next episode!